I'd find this article more useful if it named names - I still only have a loose idea in my head as to what qualifies as a "low-code tool". I'd like to know which low-code tools in particular the author has experience with.
Triple their payments, and they will be fine. :-)
* Retool - https://retool.com (not OSS)
* OpenBlocks - https://github.com/openblocks-dev/openblocks
* Saltcorn - https://saltcorn.com/
* Interval - https://interval.com/
* Bracket - https://www.usebracket.com/
* Windmill - https://docs.windmill.dev/
* Budibase - https://budibase.com/
* AppSmith - https://www.appsmith.com/
* ToolJet - https://www.tooljet.com/
I only have direct experience with AppSmith.
I have a few dozen such lists, I'll review one or two of them when building new things in a specific domain that might benefit from such tooling.
No requirement for open source, but I call it out explicitly in my notes since I do mostly use open source/self-hostable tooling, especially when working with nonprofits.
I jest, of course.